Biography
Omnibus formed in the late 1960s in New Milford, New Jersey, a region buzzing with creative energy and a thriving local music scene. The lineup featured vocal frontman Bob Wegrzyn, guitarist Jay Polt, keyboardist Al Raimondi, bassist Bob Marcinczak, and drummer Jerry Garino. Their sound fused psychedelic textures with the grit of garage rock, capturing a snapshot of the era’s exploration and experimentation.
Discography Highlights
The band released one studio album, Omnibus (1970) on United Artists, a debut that encapsulates their fuzz-drenched, exploratory approach. The same year yielded the single pair The Man Song / It’s All In Your Heart, which helped cement their place in the late-60s scene. In recent years, Wah Wah Records has reissued the material to reach new audiences, delivering autographed editions and expanded packages that bolster the band's legacy. The 2018 autographed 2LP+7" edition and the 2020 2LP+7" edition are notable collectors’ releases that have introduced Omnibus to a new generation of listeners.
Current Activity
Today, Omnibus remains a beloved footprint of late-60s rock. While there are no documented 2025 tour dates, the band’s work continues to circulate through Bandcamp pages and reissue labels, making it easy for fans to secure their favorite tracks and rare pressings. For fans looking to explore Omnibus’ music, Bandcamp offers direct access to the catalog, while reissues from Wah Wah Records provide enhanced, collectible formats.
Social and Links
Stay connected with Omnibus through official Bandcamp pages and the reissue labels that keep their music available to new listeners. For the most up-to-date information, check the Bandcamp profiles and the Wah Wah Records site, and follow the band’s projects via their extended network of indie rock historians and label partners.